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gracy

v4.1.0

Published

Execute custom cleanup function before Node.js exits

Downloads

17

Readme

gracy

CI status license npm version

Gracy is a zero-dependency library that provides a simple way to execute custom function before a Node.js process exits. It helps you ensure that your applications perform cleanup tasks, gracefully close resources, and maintain data integrity during (un)expected shutdowns or terminations.

Installation

pnpm i -E gracy

Usage

import { onExit } from 'gracy'

onExit(
    async () => {
        closeHttpServer()
        await closeDatabaseConnection()
    },
    { logger: pinoInstance }
)

Configuration

The onExit function accepts an configuration object as its second argument. The following options are available:

| Name | Default value | Description | | --------- | --------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | logger | console | Logger to use. You should use libraries for structured logging such as pino. Set to false to disable logging. | | logLevel | 'info' | Log level to use. Valid options are 'debug', 'info', 'error'. | | logPrefix | '[gracy] ' | Prefix to use for log messages. Set to empty string to disable prefixing. | | timeout | 10_000 | Timeout (in milliseconds) to wait for the function to finish. If the function does not finish in time, the process will exit with code 1. | | events | ['uncaughtException', 'unhandledRejection'] | Events to listen to. Triggering these events will cause the process to exit with code 1. | | signals | ['SIGTERM', 'SIGINT'] | Signals to listen to. Triggering these signals will cause the process to exit with code 0. |

License

MIT